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Get ready to see how one city is turning waste into a treasure trove of reusable goods! In the second-largest city in Denmark, Aarhus, municipality-owned centers are intercepting everything from kitchenware to electronics before they're tossed in the trash. Each day, over two metric tons of items get a new lease on life. As the city strives to create a circular economy, these material exchange centers transform discarded items into prized possessions. "You take something that wasn't worth anything and add value to it just by picking it up," says Lasse Andersen, a devoted user of the program. With the success of the pioneer center, Aarhus is now planning to expand this initiative to other parts of the city, making the reuse revolution a local and circular affair. Join the journey of one city as it reimagines reuse in the race against waste!
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